The best kinds of friends we could ever have are people who follow Jesus - God's family! When the family of God acts like we should, we become a home for those who have none. In this message, Fuse MSM kicks off our series Welcome Home; inviting all, no matter who you are, into the family of God.

Cussing starts around middle school age for many people, but why? Generally, it's because we want to be liked by others, but cursing in the Bible hurts not only others, but us as well. This week, Fuse MSM wraps up our series on words: Use Your Voice.

In Ephesians, Paul says the only words that should come out of our mouths are words that build up and encourage. That's not easy to do, but the world that would come from it if we all did it would be epic. In this message, Fuse MSM continues our series on words: Use Your Voice.

This week, we’re continuing our series on our words; why they’re important, how to use them, & why it’s so important to know what God thinks about them. In this message, we’re focusing on lying and the truth; we were made in the image of a God Who cannot lie. So every time we lie, we use our voices for something they were never made for, & it leads to death. But when we’re truthful, we use our voices correctly, & it leads to life!

Jesus says that whatever our hearts are full of will come out of our mouths. We don't have to look very far to see how true this is: angry people speak angrily; happy people speak happily. So it's super important to make sure the words we say reveal a heart full of good; what we give our attention to is what we worship, and what we worship will come out in what we say.

Two weeks ago we said we are not our feelings. Last week we said we are not our actions. After two weeks of who we aren't, what about who we are? This week we wrap up the ICON series in Fuse MSM talking about who God says we truly are; and if He's saying who we are, it's super important that we listen to Him.

The things we do have a lot to do with the kind of person we are, but if we're not careful, we can wrap our entire identities up in our successes or failures. The Bible doesn't really agree with this though - our successes might make us thing we're a big shot, but Jesus says nothing we can do can save us from our sins. On the other hand, our mistakes can make us think we're a failure, and Jesus says that our mistakes are never big enough to keep us from His love. This week Fuse MSM continues our ICON series by looking at our identities and our actions, no matter how good or bad they may be.

When we are figuring out who we are, often our feelings can hop in the driver's seat and tell us a lot about our identity. But the problem with that is that our hearts often lie to us, as much as we might not like to believe it. This week, Fuse MSM kicks off a series called ICON: In His Image. We're looking at who we are and who God made us to be, and this week we're looking at our identity and our feelings.

Every single human was made in the image of God. The Bible is pretty clear about how much God serves His people. So that means that if we want to be who we were made to be, we must be people who serve. If we wait around to be filled up by others, we'll be left wanting. But if we all choose to serve each other, nobody gets left out. This week wraps up Fuse MSM's Never Have I Ever series with a conversation around being who we were made to be by serving others.

Everybody wants to be liked. But what if there was someone who not only liked you, but LOVED you enough to literally die for you? This week, Fuse MSM continues our Never Have I Ever series talking about how Jesus' love for us changes everything.